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Persian Learner Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
For long time vs For a long time
Hi
Which structure is grammatically correct: for long time or for a long time?
I've already searched for it in the forum and come across this thread, which approves of ' for a long time'. On the other hand, this letter is written by a native English teacher which has led me into this doubt.
Which structure is grammatically correct: for long time or for a long time?
I've already searched for it in the forum and come across this thread, which approves of ' for a long time'. On the other hand, this letter is written by a native English teacher which has led me into this doubt.
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Persian Learner Which structure is grammatically correct: for long time or for a long time? for a long time However, your context is a headline, where we usually omit articles, the 'be' verb, and other particles.
- Persian Learner Which structure is grammatically correct: for long time or for a long time?
- for a long time However, your context is a headline, where we usually omit articles, the 'be' verb, and other particles.
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Persian LearnerWhich structure is grammatically correct: for long time or for a long time?for a long time
However, your context is a headline, where we usually omit articles, the 'be' verb, and other particles.
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